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To: TigerPaw who wrote (420845)	9/29/2008 3:42:32 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1573902

I turned on the TV and they replayed Pelosi's speech. She is disappointed that the surplus of Clinton years has turned into increasing deficit. Of course she is. It's un-frickin' believable that 2 out of 3 Republicans would base their vote on the fact that the Speaker made them face up to the undisputed history of the administration. I simply can't imagine that such petty people actually get elected to significant positions in the government. The Speaker is certained entitled to some I-told-you-so's at this point. It wasn't just that......when she congratulated people for their work, she never mentioned a Republican. Her attitude made it very clear that she thought the GOPers were worthless. That may be true but as the Speaker of the House, you are the leader of the entire House, not just Dems. Trust me, I listened to the whole thing.....its was very disappointing. And Barney Frank was even more partisan.